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STANLEY KADZIEWICZ: NHS, Stu-
dent Coun., Troub., Prom Comm.,
Cross Country, Soccer, Fresh. &
Varsity Math Teams, Concess.,
Drama, Biology and Boys Glee
Clubs, Class Officer. MOST FUN TO
BE WITH. MOST LIKELY TO SUC-
CEED. DID MOST FOR CLASS.
KATHY WINTERS: Class Officer,
NHS, Student Coun., Yrbk., Sr. Class
& All-School Plays, Prom Comm.,
Varsity Cheer., Band, Med. Careers,
Ski, French and Drama Clubs, Math
Team, Thespians. FRIENDLIEST.
SUSAN PURACCHIO: NHS, Stu-
dent Coun., FTA, Hmrm. Off., J.V.
Basketball, Softball, Co-Captain J.V.
& Varsity Cheer., Math-Science Fair,
Girls Chorus, Troub., Prom Comm.,
All-School Play, Yrbk., Pep, French,
and Gym Clubs. MOST LIKELY TO
SUCCEED. DID MOST FOR CLASS.
NORMA MALY: Hmrm. Off., FSA,
Prom Comm., Student Coun., Con-
cess., Pep & Drama Clubs.
STANLEY KADZIEWICZ
PRESIDENT
KATHY WINTERS
VICE-PRESIDENT
SUSAN PURACCHIO
SECRETARY
NORMA MALY
TREASURER
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PAUL ALGER: Early Graduate, FTA,
Spanish and Glee Clubs, Troub.,
All-School Play, Concessions.
MARC ARSENAULT:
Committee.
Prom
PAUL ALGER
MARC ARSENAULT
I hope that today will be
a lighter highway,
For Friends are found
on every road.
Can you ever think of
a better way,
For the lost and weary
travelers to go?
FAITH AYERS: FNA, Hmrm. Off.,
Science Fair, Drama, Glee and Pep
Clubs, Sr. Class Play, Prom Comm.,
Concessions.
FAITH AYERS
HELEN BABIS: Cheerleader, FTA,
Art, Biology and Pep Clubs, Prom
Comm., Concess. MOST ARTISTIC.
SHELLY BAKER: JV and Co-Captain
Varsity Cheerleaders, Troub., All-
School Play, Drama and Pep Clubs,
Prom Comm.
HELEN BABIS
SHELLY BAKER
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CAROL BELLERIVE: Troub., Prom
Comm., J.V. Cheer., Pep & Gym
Clubs.
MICHAEL BENJAMIN: Class Off.,
Band, Math Fair, Math Team, J.V.
Base., Football, "S" Club, Prom
Comm. BEST LOOKING.
CAROL BELLERIVE
MICHAEL BENJAMIN
BRIAN BERGERON: Prom Comm.,
Concess., Early Grad., Ski & Art
Clubs, Yrbk. BEST ARTIST.
BRUCE BERGERON: NHS, Prom
Comm., Ski Club.
BRIAN BERGERON
BRUCE BERGERON
MARCEL BESSE: Hmrm. Off., Prom
Comm., "S" Club, Football,
Baseball.
DANA BLAIR: Cross Country, Prom
Comm.
DANA BLAIR
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LINDA BOUCHARD: Early Gradua-
tion, Sec. Pool, JV Basketball, Prom
Comm.
RICHARD BRIAN: Troubs., Glee
Club, Football, Baseball, and Track,
CLASS FLIRT.
LINDA BOUCHARD
RICHARD BRIAN
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RICHARD BROUGHTON: Hmrm.
Off., Spanish Club, Football, Fresh-
man Basketball and Baseball, Prom
Comm.
MARK BULLARD: Spanish and Ski
Clubs, Band, and Prom Comm.
RICHARD BROUGHTON
MARK BULLARD
NANCY CARRON: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Yrbk. Staff, FNA, FTA, French, Ski,
and Pep Clubs, Hmrm. Off., Cho-
rus, Concess., and Prom Comm.
SUSAN CAVANAUGH: Hmrm. Off.,
Pep and Drama Clubs, Prom
Comm.
NANCY CARRON
SUSAN CAVANAUGH
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ANN CHARETTE: Yrbk. Staff,
Hmrm. Off., FNA, Drama, French
and Ski Clubs, Prom Comm.
ROBERT CHRISTMAN: Pres. Stu.
Coun., Biology, French, Chess, Ski
and "S" Clubs, Freshman, JV and
Varsity Basketball, Track, Co. Capt.
Cross Country and Concess. MOST
OPTIMISTIC.
ANN CHARETTE
ROBERT CHRISTMAN
JOHN CLAPPERTON: Early Gradua-
tion, Science Fair, Chefs and Ski
Clubs, Prom Comm., and Concess.
JOAN CZYZEWSKI: Yrbk. Staff,
Freshman Math Team, Medical
Careers, Biology, French, Pep and
Library Clubs, Prom Comm.
JOHN CLAPPERTON
JOAN CZYZEWSKI
DIANE DEROUIN: Sec. Pool, Pep
and Glee Clubs.
DAVID DESORCY: Track, Concess.,
Prom Comm.
DIANE DEROUIN
DAVID DESORCY
JAN DESROSIER: Yrbk. Staff,
Hmrm. Off., All-School and Sr.
Class Play, FTA, JV and Var-
sity Cheerleader, Pep Club,
Prom Comm., and Concess.
CHATTERBOX.
BRENDA DIFEDERICO: Nat. Hon.
Soc, Hmrm. Off., FNA, French and
Pep Clubs.
JAN DESROSIER
BRENDA DIFEDERICO
DONNA DION: Hmrm. Off., FNA,
FSA, Drama, Pep, and Glee Clubs,
Prom Comm. CHANGED MOST
SINCE FRESHMAN YEAR.
DIANE DMYTRYK: Yrbk. Staff,
Hmrm. Off., Senior Class Play, FTA,
Drama, Art, Pep Clubs, Science Fair,
Ski Club, and Prom Comm. MOST
GULLIBLE.
DONNA DION
DIANE DMYTRYK
MARIE DOMIJAN: FSA, Drama and
Pep Clubs.
CARLA DUCHENEAU: Yrbk. Staff,
French, Biology and Pep Clubs,
Prom Comm., Concess.
MARIE DOMIJAN
CARLA DUCHENEAU
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BRIAN DUPUIS: Baseball, Soccer,
Prom Comm.
VALERIE DUNN: Early Graduation,
Sec. Pool, FNA, Prom Comm.
BRIAN DUPUIS
VALERIE DUNN
LUCY JANE EARNEST: Hmrm. Off.,
Gym, Pep and Glee Clubs, Softball,
Basketball, Prom Comm., Concess.
RUTH FARAHER: Yrbk. Staff, Sec.
Pool, Art Club, Concess.
LUCY JANE EARNEST
RUTH FARAHER
CHRISTINE FAVRE: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Stu. Coun., Ed. -in-Chief School
Newspaper, Yrbk. Staff, Hmrm.
Off., Sr. Class Play, Spanish, Biology,
Art, Pep, and Gym Clubs, FTA, JV
and Co-Captain Varsity Basketball,
Prom Comm., Concess. BEST ATH-
LETE and MOST OPTIMISTIC.
MARY FOLEY: Sec. Pool, Hmrm.
Off., FSA, Sr. Class Play, Reading,
Pep and Glee Clubs, Science Fair,
Prom Comm.
CHRISTINE FAVRE
MARY FOLEY
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MARC FOURNIER:
CLASS CLOWN.
Track Team.
MARY FOURNIER: Yrbk. Staff,
Hmrm. Off., Senior Class Play, FTA,
FNA, Majorettes and Drum Major-
ette, Biology, Ski, Gym, and Pep
Clubs, JV Basketball, Prom Comm.
MARC FOURNIER
MARY FOURNIER
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NANCY FREELAND: Editor-in-Chief
of Yrbk. Hmrm. Off., FNA, French,
Biology, Pep and Glee Clubs, Prom
Comm., Concess.
ROBERT FRENCH:
Aides, Art Club.
Audio Visual
NANCY FREELAND
ROBERT FRENCH
JEAN PAUL GAGNON: Yrbk. Staff,
Boys Glee Club, Troubs., Reading
Club Aid, Librarian, Concess.
DEBRA GAJEWSKI: Early Gradua-
tion, Yrbk. Staff, Hmrm. Off., Sec.
Pool, All-School and Sr. Class Play,
Drama Club, Troub., Varsity Cheer-
leader, FNA, FSA, French, Gym, Pep
and Glee Clubs, JV Basketball.
JEAN PAUL GAGNON
DEBRA GAJEWSKI
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KAREN GAUDETTE: Class Off., Early
Graduation, Hmrm. Off., Drama
and French Clubs, Science Fair,
Prom Comm.
MARK GENEREUX: Spanish Club,
Prom Comm.
KAREN GAUDETTE
MARK GENEREUX
DONNA GIROUARD: Spanish, Bi-
ology, Pep and Glee Clubs, Prom
Comm.
ROBERT GREGOIRE
DONNA GIROUARD
ROBERT GREGOIRE
ROSALIE HIBBARD: FNA, French,
Pep and Library Clubs, Prom
Comm.
VINCENT HOFFMAN: Nat. Hon.
Soc, Hmrm. Off., JV Football,
Basketball.
ROSALIE HIBBARD
VINCENT HOFFMAN
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ANNE MARIE HUFAULT
LINDA JANDRON
ANNE MARIE HUFAULT: Yrbk.
Staff, Sec. Pool, Library Club, Prom
Comm.
LINDA JANDRON: FNA, Sr. Class
Play, Pep, Glee, French and Drama
Clubs, Prom Comm.
ANTHONY jARVIS: Early Gradua-
tion, Chorus, Drama Club, Varsity
Football, Prom Comm., Concess.,
Basketball.
CHRISTOPHER JARVIS: Hmrm.
Off., Band, Biology Club, All-School
and Sr. Class Play, Prom Comm.
ANTHONY JARVIS
CHRISTOPHER JARVIS
CARL JAVERT: Amateur Radio, Ra-
dio Club, Rocketry, Explorer.
LANCE JEWELL: Troub., Spanish
and Glee Clubs, Football, Track,
Freshman Basketball. MOST
PESSIMISTIC.
CARL JAVERT
LANCE JEWELL
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BRUCE KARP: Nat. Hon. Soc, Early
Graduation, Math Team, Band, Sci-
ence Fair, Prom Comm.
PAULA KOWALEWSKI: Nat. Hon.
Soc, Troub., FTA, Sr. Class Play,
Majorettes, Drama, French, Gym,
Pep and Glee Clubs, Talent Show.
BRUCE KARP
PAULA KOWALEWSKI
ROGER LABONTE: Yrbk. Staff,
Troub., Glee and Reading Clubs,
Prom Comm., Concess.
How can one measure
friendship —
The firm, warm clasp of a
hand,
The comfort in the
welcome sound
Of the words, "I
understand"?
How can one measure
courage —
The strength we find to
fight,
To suffer life's anxieties,
To stand up for the right?
ROGER LABONTE
RONALD LAFLECHE: FRIEND-
LIEST.
LORA LAMBERTON: Yrbk. Staff,
FTA, All-Class and Sr. Class Play,
Troub., Librarian, Drama, French,
Ski, Pep, and Glee Clubs, Concess.
RONALD LAFLECHE
LORA LAMBERTON
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PHILLIP LANCTOT: Spanish, Biolo-
gy, and Glee Clubs, Troub., Foot-
ball, Baseball. MOST GULLIBLE.
LISE LANGEVIN: Yrbk. Staff, Sec.
Pool, Hmrm. Off., Chorus, Pep
Club, Prom Comm., Concess.
PHILLIP LANCTOT
LISE LANGEVIN
ARTHUR LANGLAIS: Prom Comm.,
Concess.
AJAY LAROCHELLE: Troub., Glee
Club, Science Fair, Freshman
Baseball.
ARTHUR LANGLAIS
AJAY LAROCHELLE
STEVEN LAZO: Yrbk. Staff, Hmrm.
Off., Art Club, Football, Prom
Comm.
PATRICIA LEBOEUF: Yrbk. Staff,
FNA, Reading Club, Prom Comm.,
Concess.
STEVEN LAZO
PATRICIA LEBOEUF
25
KEVIN LEE: Nat. Hon. Soc, Stu.
Coun., Class Off., Hmrm. Off., Sci-
ence Fair, Basketball, Prom Comm.
CHANGED MOST SINCE FRESH-
MEN YEAR.
GERALDINE LEES: Early Graduation,
Basketball.
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JEAN LEFEBVRE: JV and Varsity
Baseball, Football, Prom Comm.
PAULETTE LEPAIN: Hmrm. Off.,
Pep Club, Prom Comm.
JEAN LEFEBVRE
PAULETTE LEPAIN
ANTOINETTE LEVESQUE: Sec. Pool,
Pep Club, Prom Comm.
JOHN LIBERA: Band, Jazz Ensem-
ble, All-School and Sr. Class
Play, Drama, Chess and Biology
Clubs, Troub., Prom Comm.
CHATTERBOX.
ANTOINETTE LEVESQUE
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JOHN LIBERA
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LINDA LIPPE: Yrbk. Staff, Pep,
Reading and Glee Clubs.
LYNETTE LONG: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Hmrm. Off., Sr. Class Play, Band,
Biology Club, Prom Comm. MOST
FUN TO BE WITH.
LINDA LIPPE
LYNETTE LONG
GEORGE LUCE
ROBERTA LUCE
GEORGE LUCE
ROBERTA LUCE
PAUL LYONS: Hmrm. Off., All-
School and Sr. Class Play, Spanish,
Drama, Biology and Glee Clubs,
Troub., Prom Comm.
PAULA MANDEVILLE: Nat. Hon.
Soc, FTA, Varsity Basketball,
French, Gym and Pep Clubs, Prom
Comm., Concess. CLASS FLIRT.
PAUL LYONS
PAULA MANDEVILLE
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NANCY MATHIEU: Newspaper,
Troub., All-School Play, Drama,
Reading, Pep and Glee Clubs, Prom
Comm.
KATHLEEN MCDONALD: Thespi-
ans, FNA, FSA, Drama, Reading and
Pep Clubs.
NANCY MATHIEU
KATHLEEN MCDONALD
EDWARD MENARD: Yrbk. Staff,
FTA, SLD, Drama, Reading, and
Glee Clubs, Concess.
NANCY MILLS: Class Off., Hmrm.
Off., Cheerleader, Art and Ski
Clubs, Prom Comm. BEST
LOOKING.
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EDWARD MENARD
NANCY MILLS
PATRICIA MITCHELL: Thespians,
Drama Club, All-School and Sr.
Class Play, Prom Comm., Concess.
KEVIN MONGEON: Early Gradua-
tion, JV and Varsity Baseball, Basket-
ball, Prom Comm.
PATRICIA MITCHELL
KEVIN MONGEON
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BARBARA MONROE: Hmrm. Off.,
Troub., Drama, Chess and Pep
Clubs, Talent Show.
ROGER MORIN: Biology Club,
Prom Comm., Concess.
BARBARA MONROE
ROGER MORIN
LOUISE PAPPAS: Yrbk. Staff, Sec.
Pool, FNA, Drama and Reading
Clubs, Prom Comm., Concess.
DENISE PAQUIN: Early Graduation,
Yrbk. Staff, Hmrm. Off., Glee Club,
Prom Comm., Concess.
LOUISE PAPPAS
DENISE PAQUIN
LOUISE PARENTEAU: Prom Comm.
MARY ANN PECK: FSA, FNA, Read-
ing and Pep Clubs.
LOUISE PARENTEAU
MARY ANN PECK
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JEANNE PELOQUIN: Med. Careers,
French, Biology, Ski and Pep Clubs,
Prom Comm., Concess. MOST
SOPHISTICATED.
LINDA PELOQUIN: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Sr. Class Play, Band, FNA, Biology,
French and Gym Clubs, JV Basket-
ball, Prom Comm.
JEANNE PELOQUIN
LINDA PELOQUIN
NEIL PETERSON: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Stu. Coun., Yrbk. Staff, Science Fair,
Freshmen, JV, Varsity Basketball,
Cross-Country, Track, Concess.
WILLIAM PLOUFFE
NEIL PETERSON
WILLIAM PLOUFFE
JOHN POLAKOWSKI: Drama, Art,
French and Biology Clubs, Prom
Comm., Concess.
MARTIN POWER: Stu. Coun.,
Hmrm. Off., JV Basketball, Track,
Football.
JOHN POLAKOWSKI
MARTIN POWER
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GLORIA PUTNAM: Prom Comm.
JOANN PUTNAM: FNA.
GLORIA PUTNAM
JOANN PUTNAM
ROBERT RANKEL: Yrbk. Staff,
Freshman Math Team, Freshman
Baseball, Prom Comm., Concess.
DIANA RIGHI: Yrbk. Staff, Newspa-
per, All-School and Sr. Class Play,
FTA, Varsity Cheerleader, Drama,
Spanish and Reading Clubs, Prom
Comm., Concess.
ROBERT RANKEL
DIANA RIGHI
JAMES ROY: Spanish Club, Prom
Comm., Concess.
JOHN ROY: Nat. Hon. Soc, Hmrm.
Off., Class Off., Stu. Coun., "S"
Club, Football, Track, Baseball,
Prom Comm.
JAMES ROY
JOHN ROY
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SHARON ROY: Pep Club.
SUSAN RUTANEN: Sec. Pool, FNA,
Drama and Pep Clubs, Soft-Ball,
Basketball, Art Club, Prom Comm.
SHARON ROY
SUSAN RUTANEN
MONIQUE SANSOUCY: Yrbk.
Staff, FNA, French, Biology and Pep
Clubs, Prom Comm., Concess.
JAMES SANTELLI: Basketball, Prom
Comm., Concess.
MONIQUE SANSOUCY
JAMES SANTELLI
JAMES SANTO: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Hmrm. Off., Yrbk. Staff, Thespians,
All-School, Teachers, Sr. Class Play,
Band, Jazz Ensemble, Freshman and
Varsity Math Teams, Drama, Biology
and Ski Clubs, Soccer, Prom Comm.
MOST INTELLECTUAL.
DONNA SARRASIN: Nat. Hon.
Soc, Stu. Coun., Hmrm. Off., FTA,
Pep, French and Gym Clubs, Co-
Captain Varsity Basketball, Softball,
Prom Comm., Concess.
JAMES SANTO
DONNA SARRASIN
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DOUGLAS SHAW
HENRY SIMONELLI: Freshmen and
Varsity Math Teams, Art, Biology,
Chefs, Chemistry and Chess Clubs,
Prom Comm.
DOUGLAS SHAW
HENRY SIMONELLI
RALPH SLATTERY
LINDA SOTER: FNA, FTA, Biology
and Pep Clubs, Prom Comm.,
Concess.
RALPH SLATTERY
LINDA SOTER
MONA ST. LAURENT: Nat. Hon.
Soc, Sec. Pool, FSA, Glee Club,
Prom Comm.
DIANA SAINTONGE: Nat. Hon.
Soc, Med. Careers, Math Team,
Band, Spanish, Biology and Pep
Clubs, Sr. Class Play, Prom Comm.
MOST INTELLECTUAL.
MONA ST. LAURENT
DIANA SAINTONGE
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CHERYL STANNARD: Yrbk. Staff,
Sec. Pool, Drama Club, Class Play,
Prom Comm., Concess.
DEBRA STARR: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Hmrm. Off., Science Fair, Freshman
and Varsity Math Teams, Med. Ca-
reers, Sr. Class Play, French, Biolo-
gy, Spanish and Pep Clubs, Prom
Comm., Concess.
MARK STARR: Yrbk. Staff, Early
Graduation, Science Fair, Art, Biolo-
gy and Chemistry Clubs, JV Base-
ball, Cross-Country, Prom Comm.
DEBRA STARR
Don't be afraid to see
yourself
As the you-that-you'd-
like-to-be,
No matter how far
removed from the
real, the you-of-your-
dreams may be.
MARK STARR
TERRENCE SULLIVAN: Nat. Hon.
Soc, Early Graduation, Yrbk. Staff,
Science Fair, Sr. Class Play, Art, Biol-
ogy and Chemistry Clubs, Prom
Comm., Concess.
KATHLEEN SVEDBERG: Early Grad-
uation, Hmrm. Off., Pep and Glee
Clubs, Prom Comm., Concess.
TERRENCE SULLIVAN
KATHLEEN SVEDBERG
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BARRY SZYDILIK: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Hmrm. Off., Yrbk. Staff, Science
Fair, Class Play, Prom Comm., Con-
cess. MOST SOPHISTICATED.
HOLLY TAYLOR: Hmrm. Off., Sr.
Class Play, Art, Drama and Pep
Clubs, Talent Show, Prom Comm.,
Concess.
BARRY SZYDLIK
HOLLY TAYLOR
Keep dreaming the dream
— hitch
a ride on a star,
Hold tight — never let
yourself
fall,
And one day you'll find
that the
you-of-your-dreams,
Is the you-that-is-real,
after all.
ELLEN VANCEL: Nat. Hon. Soc,
Hmrm. Off., Band, Woodwind En-
semble, Med. Careers, FTA, Span-
ish, Biology, French, Pep, Glee and
Gym Clubs, JV and Varsity Basket-
ball, Softball, Prom Comm.
ELLEN VANGEL
JEFFREY VARIN
DARLENE VETTER
JEFFREY VARIN: Yrbk. Staff, Hmrm.
Off., Sr. Class Play, Freshmen and JV
Basketball, JV Baseball, Prom
Comm., Concess.
DARLENE VETTER: FSA, Majorettes,
Prom Comm.
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RITA VETTER: Yrbk. Staff, FTA, Li-
brary Club, Prom Comm., Concess.
BEATRICE VOLPINI: Sec. Pool, FSA,
Drama and Spanish Clubs.
RITA VETTER
BEATRICE VOLPINI
SUSAN WALKOWIAK: Yrbk. Staff,
Sr. Class Play, French, Library and
Pep Clubs, Concess.
RAYMOND WETHERBEE: Yrbk.
Staff, Early Graduation, Sr. Class
Play, Art, Biology and Chemistry
Clubs, Prom Comm., Concess.
SUSAN WALKOWIAK
RAYMOND WETHERBEE
MARY ANN ZACHARA: FTA, FNA,
Pep and Library Clubs, Prom
Comm.
MARY ANN ZACHARA
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He doeth little kindnesses
Which most leave undone, or despise.
James Russell Lowell
Class Advisor Mr. Peter Teguis.
By the aid of self control, resolution,
righteousness, and a well-directed thought
A man ascends.
Other Members of
Class of 73
Raymond Boulanger
Marilyn Brown
Marilee Chase
Henry Dubreuil
Mary Ellen Earls
Stuart Edmondson
Michael Garcia
Guy Lachance
David Leclair
Robert Maramo
Martha Moore
Christine Phelon
Michael Regan
Susan Saunders
Patricia Smick
Marcel Vallee
Gladys Wetherell
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Class Officers
President: Debra Tremblay.
Vice-President: Catherine Choquette.
Secretary: Deborah Fitzgibbons .
Treasurer: Marilyn Smith
Juniors
Student Council
Scott Butler
Jeffrey Chasse
Barbara Foley
Bruce Galli
William Cajewski
Dara Leblanc
Marilyn Smith
CLASS OFFICERS 1972-1973
Home Room Officers
Room#106
Eliot Peters
John Prokos
Jacqueline St. Laurent
Jane Remian
Room=210
Lisa Ciccotelli
Russell Cournoyer
Deborah Coderre
Vincent DelRossi
Room=212
Jane Harwood
Kimberlee King
Denise Lajoie
Richard Lees
Room- 208
Scott Butler
Jodie Benoit
Francis Bousquet
Laurie Bachand
Room#112
Gregory Tucci
Harvey Shanbaum
Nancy Wedge
Donna Young
Room-212-A
Barbara Monroe
Jana Michon
Christine Majchrzak
Nancy Mandeville
Class Advisor: Mr. R. A. Varin.
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David Anderson
Gregory Arsenault
David Ashe
Laurie Bachand
Mary Banks
Laurel Barth
David Beck
Ronald Belanger
Jodie Benoit
Judith Benson
Diane Bentley
Elaine Berard
Cynthia Borey
Francis Bousquet
Debra Brown
Scott Butler
Sylvia Caouette
Nancy Caprera
Janice Champeau
Darcy Chase
Jeffrey Chasse
Michael Checka
Lisa Ciccotelli
Dario Ciovacco
Deborah Coderre
And whether the way be rough or
fine,
It's a comforting thing to know
We've only one step to take at a time
Just one little year to go.
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Neil Cooper
Glenn Corriveau
Russell Cournoyer
Ann Marie Deveno
Jay DiGregorio
Martha DiGregorio
Cynthia Dionne
Linda Duckworth
Theresa Duquette
Barbara Foley
Shirley Fontaine
William Gajewski
Bruce Galli
Yvonne Gauthier
Holly Gendreau
Micheal Goudreau
Karen Grzembski
Kim Haberman
Jane Harwood
44
Brenda Hicks
Barry lozzo
Pamela Isenhart
John Jednasty
Bruce Joy
Donna Kaitbenski
Kimberlee King
David Lacasse
Denise Lajoie
Diane Lariviere
Michael Lataille
Dara LeBlanc
Jo Ann LeClair
Richard Lees
Clifford Livernois
James Lomme
Barbara Lorange
Christine Majchrzak
Nancy Mandeville
45
James Marino
Guy Mathieu
Diane McDonald
Glenn McMahon
James McRoy
Janice Mendes
Jana Michon
Gregory Mongeon
Margaret Nass
Cecile Nault
Debra Nichols
Robin Nimblett
Dora Nunes
Deborah Osowski
Nancy Pelletier
Louis Perron
Eliot Peters
John Petrelli
Christine Piekarski
Debra Pinkham
Jill Power
John Prokos
Jennifer Putnam
Paula Quevillon
Cheryl Ramsdell
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Jane Remian
Johanne Robinson
Doris Rodriquez
Paul Roy
Jacqueline St. Laurent
Mary Sandgren
Harvey Shanbaum
Paul Starr
Richard Stickney
Robert Thompson
Wayne Thompson
Neal Tiberii
Norman Tremblay
Gregory Tucci
Scott Varin
Nancy Wedge
Linda Whitney
Donna Young
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Glass Officers
President: Leonard Vairo
Vice-President: Margaret Greene
Secretary: Janet McGrath
Treasurer: Ann Harwood •:
Student Council
Marina Billis
Charles Chase
Helen Kiritsy
Paul Lacoste
Brian Lee
Sophomores
CLASS OFFICERS 1972-1973
Home Room Officers
Room -107
Room=204
Brian Lee
Michael Beaupre
Kenneth Leblanc
Mark Brodeur
Betty Lippe
Ann Bergman
Cynthia Kollios
Donna Berry
Room- 109
Room- 208
Keith Peterson
John Daniel
Dorothy Maynard
Peter Dargie
Joan Mills
Debra Cote
Debra Ouelette
Lisa Corbitt
Room 110
Room-- 214
Paulette Sarrasin
John Gray
Karen Santelli
Mitchell Favreau
Mary Ann Prokos
Cheryl Fournier
Rose Santelli
Peter Hoyt
Room' 111
Jo-Ann Theodoss
Ann Venie
Louise Tkar. ik
Teresa VValkowiak
Class Advisors: Miss Eleanor
Tremblay and Mr. John Flannery
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Thomas Allard
Debra Anderson
Ernest Andre
Sandra Arpin
Robert Athanas
Michael Aucoin
Edward Baldyga
Michael Beaupre
Marc Belanger
Molly Jo Bell
Jane Benoit
Stephen Benson
Debra Bernard
Donna Berry
Paul Bicki
Marina Billis
Diane Bouchard
Michael Boudreau
Paula Boudreau
Sheila Breen
Mark Brodeur
Thomas Brodeur
Jeffrey Bruso
John Bundeff
Peter Burzycki
Sharon Caron
Marvin Carron
Deborah Cassell
Michael Cecere
Charles Chase
Debra Chausse
Richard Cielsa
Lisa Corbitt
Rita Costanzi
Debra Cote
Hugh Cox
Martha Cox
Mary Czyzewski
George Damian
John Daniel
Peter Dargie
Irene Dembowski
Denise Desaulniers
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Norma Desaulniers
Patricia Desaulniers
Charles Desrosiers
Ann DiBonaventura
Lisa DiBonaventura
Clara DiDonato
Dana DiGregorio
Richard Dion
Kosta Divris
Linda Dronzek
George DuPaul
Ann Duquette
Mark Dwyer
Jeff Earls
Mitchell Favreau
Nina Fiorelli
Julia Fogwill
Sandra Ford
Cheryl Fournier
Joyce Franconeri
Edward Freehart
Richard Garon
John Gray
Christine Griffith
Virginia Grimes
George Hebert
Kathleen Hill
Peter Hoyt
Richard Hughes
John Jalbert
Elizabeth John
Ann Kalis
Beverly Kangas
Jeff Kantorski
Helen Kiritsy
George Knight
Cynthia Kollios
David Lacasse
Paul Lacoste
Linda Laferriere
JoAnn Laferriere
Cynthia Lafleche
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Nancy Lafleche
Linda Lamberton
Linda Lamica
Jeff Lanctot
Nancy Langlois
Janet LaRochelle
Douglas Lavallee
Maryanne Lavallee
Gloria Leblanc
Kenneth Leblanc
Brian Lee
Raymond LeBoeuf
Charles Lemoine
Brenda Lippe
Cheryl Libby
Michael Marcotte
Steven Marinelli
Donna Lee Martel
Dorothy Maynard
Michael Metras
Joan Mills
Joann Mogavero
Mark Morin
Russell Morin
Robert Nault
David Nordman
John Ohop
Thomas Olszta
Joseph Osowski
Deborah Ouellette
Denis Panu
Robert Para
Helen Parenteau
Cheryl Peloquin
Maureen Perry
Keith Peterson
William Petro
David Pettinelli
Brian Pienta
Cathy Pion
Donna Pleau
Darlene Plouffe
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Deborah Poirier
Denise Pontbriand
Jeffrey Pontbriand
Linda Pontbriand
Sharon Pontbriand
John Power
Maryann Prokos
Cheryl Proulx
Stanley Prunier
Karen Reynolds
Michael Richard
Scott Richard
Robyn Riggs
Judith Righi
Herberita Riviera
Rose St. Martin
Karen Santelli
Rose Santelli
Paulette Sarrasin
Susan Savage
Ruth Scheinfeldt
Adolfo Segarra
Stephen Simonelli
Marc Simpson
Robert Sinni
Carol Suitter
Kelly Sullivan
Carlene Svedberg
James Syriac
James Tavernier
Stanley Tenczar
Jo-Ann Theodoss
Ann Marie Thibeault
Roy Thibodeau
Louise Tkacik
Robert Trahan
Donna Tremblay
Lisa Trifone
Victoria Trifone
Gregory Tsoules
Ann Venie
Teresa Walkowiak
Anne Wetherbee
Daniel Williams
Kathleen Yurgilas
Ann Bergman
Nancy Servant
Mark Shanbaum
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Making friends for the world to see,
Working together as one.
For our world the circle turns again,
And the golden moments fly!
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Class Officers
President: Krystyna Mroczkowski
Vice-President: Linda Najar
Secretary: Linda Ramsdell
Treasurer: Audrey Moreno
Freshmen
Student Council
Lynette Mathieu
Mary Ellen Morrill
Patricia Puracchio
Mary Jane Rewinski
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CLASS OFFICERS 1972-1973
Home Room Officers
Caf. 1
William Auclair
Roberta Banks
Elaine AHathan^elakis
Paula Archambeault
Caf. 2
Mary Ann Ciukaj
Andrea Costa
Diane Caplette
Patricia Chasse
Caf. 3.
Linda Gaudette
Anestis Halkidis
Sara Graf
Deborah Georjje
: Of 4
Ric hard Learned
Scott La/o
Ann Laferriere
Cynthia LaChapelle
Caf. 5
Scott Negip
Mary Ellen Morrill
Audrey Moreno
Donna Nielsen
Room 105- A
Elizabeth Paquin
Patricia Puracchio
Dawn Piche
Susan Osimo
Room 105- B
JoAnn Servant
Linda Ramsdell
Linda Seremet
John Richard
Room 209
Joan Thibeault
Gregory S/umilas
Jane Venie
Rebecca Votoka
Class Advisor: Mr. David Yacavace
Can you play free or agree
To attempt something new?
The school needs you —
A seed that will lead
To flowering achievement.
Elaine Agathangelakis
Herberita Alicea
Gregory Allen
Dennis Anctil
Judith Anderson
Paula Archambeault
Bonnie Arel
Karen Arpin
William Auclair
Linda Aucoin
Scott Austin
Jon Ayers
Roberta Barrett
Ellen Bashaw
Richard Bastien
Barbara Beaudry
Cynthia Beaudry
Susan Beaulieu
Janice Bellerive
Robert Bellerive
David Bellerose
Sharon Berthiaume
Karen Blackwell
Michael Blake
Susan Boilard
Michael Bonadies
Suzanne Bouvier
Terri Brian
Michael Brodeur
Sherry Broskey
Barbara Brousseau
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David Budreau
Edward Butler
Cheryl Caouette
Marc Caouette
Lisa Capillo
Diane Caplette
Cheryl Cesolini
Daniel Charette
Patricia Chasse
Carrie Checka
Mark Christman
Claudio Ciovacco
Mary Ann Ciukaj
Cathy Clapperton
Richard Clark
Jane Coderre
Lynn Conley
Andrea Costa
Wilfred Cournoyer
Dennis Culliton
Stewart Curboy
Richard Czyzewski
David DiGregorio
Margo DiGregorio
Paul DiGregorio
Tamela Dionne
Mark Dobson
Donald Duquette
Robert Dusza
Richard Earls
Sandra Fitzgibbons
Linda Fox
Timothy Frank
Celeste Frigon
Deborah Gagnon
Thomas Gajewski
Linda Gaudette
Deborah George
Michael Giacobbi
Cheryl Goulet
Sarah Graf
Ida Gramatikakis
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Cynthia Grant
Dennis Grenke
Peter Griffith
Susan Grynciewicz
Anestis Halkidis
Luz Hernandez
Carol Holmes
Linda Hudon
Nancy Hufault
Brian lozzo
Joy Jalbert
Carol Jandron
Scott Jewell
Howard Karp
Robert Kimball
David Kirk
Rodney Konkel
Ronald Konkel
Zofia Kowalski
Diane Kulis
Donna Kuzava
Dennis Lacasse
Cynthia Lachapelle
Ann Laferriere
David Lafleche
Stephen LaRiviere
Nancy Larochelle
Scott Lazo
Richard Learned
K.Leigh
Lee Lemmelin
Lisa Lemmelin
Kathy Levesque
Paul Lusignan
Eric Lloyd
Anna Mach
Kathleen MacKinnon
Debra Marino
Jeffrey Materas
Jan Mathieu
Lynette Mathieu
Charlene Matte
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Elaine McLean
Darlene Mercier
Stephen Metras
Pablo Molina
David Monroe
Gordon Montigny
Jay Morgan
Anne Marie Morin
Mary Ellen Morrill
Mitchell Morse
Kathleen Munroe
Denise Nadeau
Vivian Nadeau
Scott Negip
Reta Nichols
Donna Nielsen
Catherine O'Brien
Betty Ann Ohop
Ralph Ohop
Janet Olson
Susan Osimo
Elizabeth Paquin
David Pelletier
William Pentland
Susan Peters
Linda Petrelli
Dawn Piche
Robert Pickarski
Jeanne Plouffe
Michele Plouffe
Cindy Poirier
Richard Poirier
Steven Power
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Deborah Presutti
Debra Proulx
Michelle Proulx
Duane Pulsifer
Linda Ramsdell
Gail Remian
Mary Jane Rewinski
Benito Reyes
John Richard
David Riel
Gerald Ryder
Susan St. George
Janice St. Laurent
Cristina Santos
Donald Sarrasin
Michelle Savaria
John Schuck
Linda Seremet
Joanne Servant
Cheryl Shanbaum
Stuart Shaw
Virginia Simonelli
Walter Smith
Lou Ann Starr
Shelly Stone
Elaine Szolusha
Gregory Szumilas
Richard Taylor
Judith Theodoss
Joan Thibeault
Normand Thibodeau
Joel Tberii
Cynthia Tremblay
Achilles Tsongalis
Catherine Tucker
Mary Vasil
Dimitrio Vasolaridis
Jane Venie
Linda Vetter
Bonnie Vigilante
Rebecca Voloka
Barbara Wonderlie
Arthur Zikos
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Miss Claire Birtz
Southbridge's Art Department the last thirty-six years has been vibrantly colored by
the vivacity and generosity of Miss Claire Birtz. After study under Farnsworth, Brack-
man, and Deering, Miss Birtz became art instructor for the entire school system. Later
she undertook supervision of the system's art instruction with more time to focus on
the varied needs of SHS's aspiring artists. Miss Birtz describes her profession as "not
just teaching art . but finding the individual's unique ability," and has based her
guidance on encouragement of self-development. Now Miss Birtz leaves SHS to pur-
sue her two main interests: painting and ecology. She plans to fill her retirement lei-
sure in paintings and lectures for the conservation of Southbridge. To Miss Birtz we
leave a canvass-ful of thanks and wishes for the brightest of futures in retirement's
multi-colored palette.
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rom Being Friends Throughout The Years
Mrs. Rose Proulx
Nous esperons que vous allez avoir beaucoup
de bonne chance dans les annees prochaines.
After 34 years of teaching Mrs. Rose Proulx has acquired:
The education of a college president,
the executive ability of a financier,
the humility of a deaconess,
the adaptability of a chameleon,
the optimism of a mountain climber,
the courage of a heroine,
the wisdom of a serpent,
the gentleness of a dove,
the patience of Job,
the grace of God, and
the persistence of the Devil.
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Mr. Edward J. Desroches
Principal
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Mr. James Kroll
Athletic Director
B.S. Southern Conn. State College (Physical Education),
M.S. University of New Mexico (Physical Education).
Mr. Donald E. J. Dupont
Assistant Principal
With anticipation and excitement, the SHS population wel-
comed a new Vice-Principal, Mr. Donald DuPont to join
the ranks of the administration. Mr. DuPont received his
A.B. from Providence College, his M.A.T. from Assumption
College, and recently obtained his CAGS from the Univer-
sity of Connecticut. We hope that he has found his first
year at SHS a fulfilling one.
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Mr. Neil LeBlanc: B.S. Ed. Bridgewater State Col-
lege, M. Ed. Worcester State College Mr.
David Boudreau: B.S. American International
College, M.Ed. Worcester State College Mrs.
Melia LeBoeuf: B.S. Annhurst College, M.A. As-
sumption College.
Mrs. Jeanne Chamberland, Guidance Secretary.
Mrs. Nora Adams, Administrative Secretary and Mrs. Mary Clarke, Clerk.
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department Head Mr. Dennis Keo-
lane: B.A. Catholic University of
America, M.A. Northwestern Uni-
ersity Mr. Jeffrey Larson: B.S.
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"nomas Severance: B.S. Worcester
>tate College, M.Ed. Worcester
itate College . . . Mr. N. Richard
.educ: B.S. Ed. Worcester State Col-
ege Mr. Peter Teguis: B.S.
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Mr. Jeffrey Kokoszka: B.A. St. Anselm's College, M. Ed. Worcester State College . Mr.
Albert Thomas: A.B. in Biology and English Miss Eleanor Tremblay: B.A. Elms College
. . Department Head Mr. David Byron: B.S. Worcester State College, M. Ed. Worcester
State College Mr. John Flannery: B.A. Worcester State College, M. Ed. Worcester State
College.
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Mr. Patrick Loconto: B.A. Mod. Eur. Hist., M.A. Eur. Hist. Assumption College Miss Claire Dumas: B.A. Anna
Maria College, M.A. Laval University Miss Lillian Miskavich: B.A. Worcester State College Department
Head Mrs. Rose Proulx: B.S. Boston University, M.A. Middlebury College Mrs. Linda Jowett: B.A. Annhurst
College.
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Miss Nancy Swiacki: B.A. Framingham State College . . Mr. Dennis McManis: B.A. Findlay College
Mr. David Yacavace: B.A. Assumption College, M.A. Assumption College Miss Midge Mc-
Nerney: B.A. College of Our Lady of the Elms Miss Beverly Poliks: B.A. University of Rhode Island
Miss Ann O'Connell: B.A. Worcester State College Mr. Frederick Schultz: B.S. Ed. Worcester
State College, M. Ed. Worcester State College Department Head Miss Sally Byrne: B. Ed. Keene
State College, M.A. Middlebury College Mrs. Theresa Tersa: B.S. Clark University.
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Lillian Miskavich: B.A. Worcester State College . Mr. Roger Giroux: B.S. Livingston University . Depart-
ment Head Mr. James Forkey: A.B. in History University of Masachusetts, M. Ed. Worcester State College,
M.A. in History University of Massachusetts, CAGS University of Massachusetts Mr. Walter Gosk: B.S. Ed.
Worcester State College, M. Ed. Worcester State College Mr. Roland Varin: B.S. Ed. Worcester State Col-
lege, M. Ed. Worcester State College.
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State College Mrs. Celesta Sullivan: B.S. Central Michigan University Mr.
James McCurry: B.S. University of Bridgeport Mr. William Welch: B.B.A. Nichols
College Mrs. Geraldine Morrill: B.S. Regis College, M.A. Weston.
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Thomas P. Kruczek: A. A. Holyoke Jr. College
B.M. Boston University, M.A. Columbia
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Kathleen Pearson: Assoc. Arts Dean Junior College, B.S.
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Mrs. Jean Grebb: B.S. Worcester State College,
M.S. Worcester State College, M.L.S. University
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Mrs. V. Corriveau, Mrs. H. Bousquet, Mrs. R. Caprera, Mrs. G. Giovanello, Mrs. T. Joy, Mrs. B. Pentland, Mrs. A.
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I'm going to sing my
song,
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A song that never
ends —
How can I tell you all
the
things inside my
head
Rivers of endless
tides
have passed beneath
my feet,
All too soon they
had me
standing on my
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We're part of the fire
that is burning,
And from the ashes
we can build
another day.
And in the morning of my
life
And in the evening of my
day
I will try to understand
in what you say.
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There are times when I think I've found
the truth,
There are times when I know that
I'm wrong,
And the days when I try to hide my fears,
Bless the days when I'm feeling strong!
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Babes In Toy land
Days were fast
but full of life —
a lemon-lime holiday in the gym,
sticky hands and cracked mushrooms,
a carousel that never was.
We laughed at everything.
Still I can recall
Bo Peep's sheep,
creating and redoing the same wall
of masterpiece,
All in preparation for a breathless walk
into Toyland's mysterious atmosphere
of blissful fantasy.
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The mystifying beauty of a queen —
chosen not only on the basis of
personality,
but, with the characteristics of
charm, poise, and maturity, which
have reflected upon her
appearance.
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rhat surround the sound of this event,
^ smile is made in moments —
t has sealed the treasure of our memories.
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Bye Bye Birdie
Look to this play!
In its brief course
Lie all the verities and realities
of our existence:
The bliss of growth
The glory of success
The splendor of achievement!
Laugh with the love of him, burst into
song!
We love you, Conrad, oh yes we do
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M. Metras, D. Pinkham, P. Alger, N. Wedge, L. Vairo, W. Maska, A. Kiritsy, M. Hughes, D. Righi, P. Lyon, D. Gajewski, H. Mac-
Kinnon, P. Hoyt, K. Winters, S. Puracchio, C. Morrill, B. Lorange, D. Lane, D. Coderre, B. Beattie, S. Billis, J. Desrosier, L. Lamber-
ton, R. Talisman, B. Bicki, J. Normandin, P. Dargie, N. Mathieu, S. Baker, C. Griffith, M. Billis, M. Favreau, M. Moore, W. Thomp-
son, R. Belanger.
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Fashion Show
On November eighth, the Junior
Class, with much preparation be-
hind them, successfully presented a
Fashion Show. Students of each class
and members of the faculty mod-
eled a brilliant variety of clothing
contributed by local merchants. It
was a truly well-executed affair from
the top of Mr. Thomas' shining head
to the tips of Mary Bank's toes.
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Class spirit blossomed to spaghetti
and meatballs on November 11 as
S.H.S. proudly greeted its first Se-
nior Supper. Mr. Teguis' hardy
crew set out to prompt fun and
enthusiasm in the hearts of class-
mates and faculty, and succeed
they did. The overwhelming atmo-
sphere, set by music, candlelight,
and cooperation shrowded all in
bliss and satisfaction. One high
point of the evening was the pres-
entation of a mysterious birthday
cake to Miss Turner. This night, the
class of '73 proved that the class
that plays together, stays together.
Senior
Spaghetti
Supper
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The Class of 73 came through with flying colors once
again when Faith Ayers and Jeff Varin took the leads as
Nancy and Charlie in the November 17th and 18th
production of Gramercy Ghost. Under the outstanding
direction of Mr. Dennis McManis, the cast spent many
long hours rehearsing for the final successful outcome.
Jim Santo, as Parker, added a bit of humor to the play,
while Chris Jarvis, alias Nathaniel, added that mysteri-
ous touch of spookiness.
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SEATED: P. Mitchell, S. Rutanen, D. Gajewski, L. Long, K. Winters. STANDING: N. Peterson, R. Wetherbee, M. Fournier, C. Jarvis,
Santo, F. Ayers, J. Varin, M. Fournier.
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The ideal man bears the accidents
of life with dignity and grace,
making the best of circumstances.
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The International Buffet
The coming of Spring 1972 brought along the return of
the S.H.S. International Buffet. Through the hard ef-
forts of home economics students and cafeteria staff,
everyone got a chance to sample a taste of exquisite
foreign cuisine.
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Student Council
December 1st, 1972 marked an important day
because of the women faculty members who
made their debuts on the basketball court
while challenging the SHS Girls' Varsity Bas-
ketball Team: Among the outstanding per-
formers were: Mrs. Sullivan ("Sully"), Miss
O'Connell ("the mysterious one"), Miss
Tremblay ("Pigtails"), and of course "always
on the floor" Miss Miskavich.
Basketball Game
Looking at the other side, the SHS male faculty
took on the Well's men in a more serious con-
test. Wells chalked up the victory, but our fac-
ulty remained number one in our hearts. The
humorous evening was fun for all and a tre-
mendous success as a fund-raising event for
the SHS Student Council.
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Year-round spirit can never surpass
that of this Fall, 1972. The hustle-
and-bustle of students, band, major-
ettes, cheerleaders, and faculty alike
made for enthusiastic rallies, the
spirit then being transferred to the
playing field.
Pumpkin
Pow-Wow
For trick-or-treat Halloween enter-
tainment, the busy S.H.S. Student
Council, under the advisorship of
Mr. Larson, sponsored a second buf-
fet-party. Among the one hundred
guests were 3 birds, a cannibal, a
Santa, a chain-gang, and the ugliest
"lady" ever seen. The highlight of
the exciting evening was a terror-
filled creep through the darkened
halls of S.H.S., ending with mysteri-
ous hands reaching out from no-
where. You can be sure that many
raced home with road-runner speed
haunted by thoughts of the "Curse
of the Living Corpse."
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Model U.N. Congress
December 14th-17th saw a group of elev-
en SHS Seniors attending a Model United
Nations, sponsored by Harvard Universi-
ty, at Boston's Sheraton-Plaza Hotel.
Aside from being a social event, the
Model U.N. attempted to promote an
understanding of the purposes and func-
tions of the world body. The 1972 Harvard
Model U.N. drew together 700 high
school students from throughout the
United States and Canada, with each high
school group playing the role of diplo-
mats representing countries all over the
world engaging in delicate negotiations
and political maneuvers. From the Gener-
al Assembly to Security Council meetings
and even to late-evening parties, the elev-
en that attended can vouch that it was an
unusual and intellectually stimulating
experience.
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National Honor Society Induction
The Cole-Corbin Chapter of the National Honor Society held its
first annual induction on Thursday, February 8th. Under the new
advisorship of Mr. Loconto, the Society inducted five Juniors and
one Senior. Those students who qualified for National Honor So-
ciety membership were asked to complete an application and
then each student was carefully screened by a committee consist-
ing of administration, guidance, and faculty. The induction itself
was presented to the student body in a novel manner. A slide
presentation set to music was the highlight of the assembly, along
with a brief concert by the S.H.S. Scarlet Troubadours. The newly-
inducted members were welcomed into the National Honor So-
ciety at a reception held for them that evening.
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Winter Carnival
S.H.S. was transformed into a "Cartoon Factory" during
the week of February 12-17 by ever-enthusiastic "elves of
fantasy." With the aid of Fat Albert, Pogo, and Winnie-
the-Pooh, Mr. Larson's Student Council boost-
ed the second annual Winter Carnival to mid-winter folly.
Each class did its best for success in events such as volley-
ball, mural painting, and pie-eating. The Seniors manifest-
ed four years ability in theme and poster contests; the
Sophomores surprised all in their basketball prowess; and
the Freshmen and Juniors added much in their newly
mustered talents. Saturday night's dance featuring the
well-known rock band "Fate", was the center of much
activity when Senior Geraldine Lees was crowned
"Queen of the 1973 Winter Carnival" and many trophies
were awarded to first-place contest winners. In the end,
the winning class of Sophomores proved their unity and
spirit undefiable, and the second annual Winter Carnival
came to a reluctant close.
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1st ROW: M. Cavanaugh, J. Gray, D. Ashe, M. Regan. 2nd ROW: R. LeBoeuf, D. Monroe, M. Marcotte, S. Simonelli, W. Gajewski. 3rd ROW:
M. Beaupre, J. Santo. 4th ROW: B. Kangas, S. Osimo, S. Kowalski, D. Saintonge, E. Vangel, L. Long, D. Tremlay, D. Chausse, L. Perron, V. Simo-
nelli, K. Winters, C. Jarvis, L. Peloquin, C. Luchini, Band Director Mr. Kruczek. 5th ROW: B. Bates, R. Thibodeau, M. Bullard, A. Segarra, B.
Karp, J. Libera.
The S.H.S. Band, always improving under the
able direction of Mr. Kruczek, looked and
sounded outstanding at all school activities
including football games and concerts.
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FRONT: Co-Captain, C. Ramsdell, E. Nass, H. Kiritsy, C. Pion, Co-Captain M. Billis. BACK: P. Boudreau, N. Wedge, P. Kowalewski, Drum Ma-
jorette M. Fournier, J. McGrath, M. Ciukaj. D. Vetter.
Besides presenting a peppy, well-practiced
routine to all football spectators on those
fall Saturday afternoons, the Majorettes,
under the guidance of Miss Nancy Swiacki,
also performed at halftime at all home basket-
ball games. Basketball halftimes wouldn't have
been the same without the Majorettes donned in
their new red, white, and blue uniforms.
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Troubadours
Well on their way to sounding more like a
professional group than ever, the SHS Scarlet
Troubadours performed not only for school
concerts, but also for local women's clubs,
the nursing home and the elderly. With
Mr. Fuerer conducting, the Troubadours presented
a wide variety of music from their repetoire,
from the every-popular "People" to a love song
in Italian.
1st ROW: M. Lavallee, L. Lamberton, Y. Gauthier, P. Nass, C. Ramsdell, P. Kowalewski, J. Desrosier, J. Benoit. 2nd ROW: M.
Cox, P. Capistrand, L. Bachand, J. Benson, M. Smith, L. Ciccotelli, S. Puracchio. 3rd ROW: L. Corbitt, C. Bellerive, M. Moore,
N. Mathieu, E. Berard, D. Tremblay, N. Pelletier. D. Kaitbenski. 4th ROW: C. Kollios, |. McGrath. N. Wedge, P. Alger, M. Me-
tras, R. Labonte, J. Gagnon. 5th ROW: D. Lajoie, K. McDonald, C. Pion, D. Coderre, L. Vairo, J. Libera, R. Boulanger, M.
Belanger.
Girls' Glee Glub
1st ROW: C. Frigon, A. Kalis, C. Libby, E. McLean, C. Tremblay, J. Theodoss, M. Sandgren. 2nd ROW: C. Beaudry, K. MacKinnon, P. Chasse, A.
Costa, D. Nadeau, G. Remian, S. Breen. 3rd ROW: S. Bouvier, K. Levesque, J. Olson, A. Bergman, S. Stone, J. Mathieu, K. Munroe. 4th ROW:
E. Agathangelakis, L. Gaudette, M. Vasil. K. Clapperton. M Morrill, L. Ramsdell, P. Puracchio. 5th ROW: J. Plouffe, L. Vetter, D. Proulx, D.
Plouffe, C. Svedberg, I. Dembowski, D. George. 6th ROW: S. Fitzgibbons, S. Graf, C. Lafleche, J. Benoit, J. Champeau.
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Boys' Glee Club
1st ROW: R. Boulanger, P. LaCoste, M. Belanger. 2nd ROW: M. Metras, P. Alger, E. Baldyga.
Girls' Choir
1st ROW: A. Kalis, C. Libby, E. McLean, C. Tremblay, P. Capistrand, M. Sandgren. 2nd ROW: C. Beaudry, K. MacKinnon, P. Chasse, A. Costa,
D. Nadeau, G. Remian, S. Breen. 3rd ROW: S. Bouvier, K. Levesque, J. Olson, A. Bergman, S. Stone, J. Mathieu, K. Munroe.
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1st ROW: J. Gagnon, R. Labonte, E. Menard, K. Mongeon, N. Maly, D. Sarrasin. 2nd ROW: M. Genereux, R. Wetherbee, M.
Starr, T. Sullivan, B. Bergeron, N. Freeland, C. Ducheneau. 3rd ROW: R. Hibbard, P. Mitchell, M. Zachara, P. LeBoeuf, D. Starr, D.
Righi, L. Lamberton. 4th ROW: C. Favre, P. Alger, R. Rankel, N. Peterson, J. Varin, B. Szydlik, J. Clapperton.
Concessions
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Art Club
1st ROW: D. Lacasse, D. Nichols, H. Gendreau, R. Voloka, J. Thibeault. 2nd ROW: R. Morin, M. Cecere, L.
Starr.
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1st ROW: W. Peloquin, T. Alger, L. Boucher, K. Freeland, K. Lavailee, R. Osowski, W. Monaco. 2nd ROW: J. Audet, M.
Olzsta, Mr. Paul, W. Misiaszek, J. Skowron, J. Osimo.
Prom Committee
1st ROW: J. Clapperton, H. Simonelli, N. Maly, D. Sarrasin, S. Puracchio, J. Desrosier, K. Winters, J. Varin, C. Favre. 2nd ROW: M.
Genereux, M. Bullard, M. Starr, R. Rankel, B. Bergeron, M. Fournier, L. Long, J. Polakowski, P. Kowalewski. 3rd ROW: C. Duche-
neau, N. Freeland, L. Jandron, D. Righi, D. Starr, E. Vangel, D. Saintonge, N. Peterson, K. Mongeon. 4th ROW: F. Ayers, R. Hib-
bard, J. Cagnon, K. McDonald, E. Menard, R. Labonte, P. LeBoeuf, A. Hufault, M. Zachara. 5th ROW: M. Sansoucy, D. Dmytryk,
P. Mitchell, J. Santo, B. Szyklik, B. Karp, L. Parenteau, M. St. Laurent, D. Vetter, T. Sullivan, R. Wetherbee.
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ROW: K. McDonald, P. Mitchell, D. Dmytryk, E. Szolusha, L. Lemmelin, D. Lajoie, D. Plouffe, L. Jandron. 3rd ROW: J. San-
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Pep
Club
1st ROW: C. Libby, D. Proulx, J. Plouffe, K. MacKinnon, P. Chasse, A. Costa, J. Theodoss, L. Lemmelin. 2nd ROW: S. Breen, L. Lemmelin, S.
Grynciewicz, N. Larochelle, B. Vigilante, C. Lachapelle, S. Broillard, J. Olson, D. Nadeau. 3rd ROW: R. Voloka, K. Arpin, M. DiGregorio, A.
Bergman, D. Bernard, J. Venie, L. Mathieu, C. Lafleche. 4th ROW: M. Cox, L. Corbitt, E. Agathangelakis, L. Gaudette, M. Vasil, K. Clapperton,
M. Morrill, L. Ramsdell, D. George. 5th ROW: D. Pontbriand, V. Grimes, R. St. Martin, G. Leblanc, C. Fournier, A. Laferriere, L. Laferriere, J.
Laferriere. 6th ROW: L. Lamberton, S. Bouvier, K. Boutelle, M. Czyzewski, R. Santelli, K. Hill, D. Cote, D. Poirier, C. Svedberg.
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Chess
Club
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B. Difederico, D. Anderson, J. Kantorski, M. Belanger, D. Reil, J. Syriac, D. Monroe, R. Dusza, D.
Vasolaridis, B. Pienta.
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Christman, L. Lamberton, A. Venie, W. Cajewski, J. Prokos, C. Kollios. 3rd ROW: B. Bergeron, L.
Perron, J. Venie, M. Morrill, L. Seremet, J. McGrath. 4th ROW: D. Dmytryk, N. Wedge, K. Clap-
perton, D. Bentley, D. George. 5th ROW: M. Bullard, J. Santo, J. Clapperton.
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1st ROW: M. Cavanaugh, J. Libera, Band Director Mr. Kruczek. 2nd ROW: D. Tremblay, J. Gray, J. Santo, L. Perron.
3rd ROW: M. Regan, D. Ashe, W. Gajewski.
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Biology Club
1st ROW: A. Harwood, L. Long, C. Favre, M. Fournier. 2nd ROW: L. Soter, R. St. Martin, E. Vangel, D. Starr. 3rd ROW: M.
Sandgren, J. Remian, N. Freeland, J. Peloquin, C. Ducheneau, L. Starr. 4th ROW: Club Advisor Mr. Flannery, M. Prokos, J.
Santo, J. Polakowski.
Physical Science Club
1st ROW: C. Matte, J. Jalbert. 2nd ROW: C. Proulx, A. Morin, N. Hufault, S. Grynciewicz, D. Marino, C. Holmes. 3rd ROW: J.
Anderson, D. Proulx, V. Simonelli, N. Larochelle, K. MacKinnon, Advisor Mr. Thomas.
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Medical Careers
1st ROW: S. Graf, E. John, M. Lavallee, M. Sandgren, M. Ciukaj, M. Rewinski. 2nd ROW: K. Arpin, E. Nass, N. Wedge, C.
Santos, M. Digregorio, M. Sansoucy, S. Bouvier, D. Lacasse. 3rd ROW: R. Voloka, D. Bernard, D. Nadeau, E. Szolusha, K.
Mroczkowski, D. Sarrasin, J. Olson, N. Freeland, C. Ducheneau, R. Dusza.
Future Teachers
1st ROW: M. Zachara, D. Dmytryk, S. Puracchio, D. Nichols. 2nd ROW: D. Kaitbenski, D.
Righi, P. Alger, C. Favre, E. Menard. 3rd ROW: P. Kowalewski, M. Smith, J. Desrosier, L.
Lamberton, P. Mitchell, Advisor Miss McNerney.
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1st ROW: N. Maly, M. Foley, J. St. Laurent, M. St. Laurent. 2nd row; D. Gajewski, D. Vetter, Y. Gau-
thier, D. McDonald. 3rd ROW: J. Laferriere, L. Laferriere, K. McDonald, D. Martel. 4th ROW: Advisor
Mrs. Morrill, B. Lippe, L. Whitney, D. Pinkham.
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Spanish Club
1st ROW: D. Lacasse, B. Lippe, D. Coderre, D. Righi. 2nd ROW: P. Alger, M. Bullard, C. Favre, A. Belanger, A. Segarra.
French Club
SEATED: R. St. Martin, L. Lamberton, C. Kollios, M. Digregorio, M. Prokos, L. Starr. STANDING: A. Harwood, D. Plouffe,
N. Desaulniers, D. Bernard, M. Greene, M. Czyzewski, J. McGrath, D. Kaitbenski, P. Mitchell, L. Jandron, Advisor Miss
Dumas.
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Reading
Club
1st ROW: P. Alger, D. Righi, D. Dmytryk, P. Mitchell.
2nd ROW: R. Labonte, P. LeBoeuf, R. Hibbard. 3rd
ROW: Club Advisor Mrs. Tersa, K. McDonald, E.
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SEATED: Secretary R. Hibbard, President A. Hufault, J. Benoit, Vice-President D. Fitzgibbons, D. Pinkham.
STANDING: D. Plouffe, M. Zachara, A. Kalis, W. Thompson, T. Brian, J. Plouffe, A.V.A. Salesman, L. Vetter, R.
Vetter, D. Bernard.
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N. Maly, B. Foley, D. LeBlanc, J. Roy, B. Lee, P. Puracchio, K. Winters, M. Morrill, H. Kiritsy, M. Billis, K. Mroczkowski, M.
Rewinski, S. Puracchio, T. Walkowiak, S. Butler, L. Vairo, Council Advisor Mr. Larson, C. Chase, N. Peterson, P. LaCoste, J.
Chasse, B. Galli.
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The SHS Student Council continued to be very
active and involved this year in all types of
activities to stimulate student involvement
from the Pumpkin Pow Wow to another Winter
Carnival. Under the outstanding advisorship
of Mr. Larson, council representatives took an
active part in serving as student advisory
members to the School Committee, HEW group,
Teacher Evaluation Committee, and the Educa-
tional Goals Committee. The Student Council
always seemed to keep busy whether it was
helping plan an assembly program or selling
"We Don't Mess Around" buttons.
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National Honor Society
1st ROW: D. Saintonge, L. Long, L. Peloquin, P. Mandeville, D. Sarrasin, C. Favre, M. St. Laurent, Advisor Mr. Loconto. 2nd ROW: P.
Kowalewski, T. Sullivan, B. Szydlik, B. Karp, J. Santo.
The Cole — Corbin Chapter of the National
Honor Society, under the direction of
Mr. Loconto, planned a very different
type of winter induction with a color-
ful slide presentation set to music for
all to enjoy. This year the N.H.S. con-
tinued to support worthwhile activities
for the entire school body.
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Milestone Staffs
Editor-in-Chief Nancy Freeland and Layout Editor Chris Favre.
EDITORIAL STAFF: J. Desrosier, M. Fournier, D. Righi, M. Starr,
D. Dmytryk, J. Santo.
"Work, work, work" is the phrase that filled
the ears of the Yearbook staff and the
advisors, Mr. Varin and Mr. McCurry through-
out the course of the year, but once the
finished product materialized, we all took
pride in the completed task. Hope you take
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NORTHBRIDGE 6
SOUTHBRIDGE
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CLINTON
SOUTHBRIDGE
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GARDNER 7
SOUTHBRIDGE
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AUBURN 6
SOUTHBRIDGE
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TANTASQUA 6
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ST. JOHN'S 14
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WACHUSETT 6
♦Annual Northbridge Jamboree
Football 1972
Southbridge 6
Head Coach Don Marino's 13th season at Southbridge High
began, as most do, with a great deal of well-founded optimism
as several key players he would be relying on during the
season had valuable experience from the previous year. The
year 1971 had been a rebuilding year and the Pioneers had
won six games against but three losses. They had also shared
the Border Conference Championship. All things considered,
it was no wonder the Marino-men enthusiastically approached
the 1972 season.
The season began with the traditional Jamboree played in
Northbridge. The Pioneers wasted little time getting on
the scoreboard as they easily defeated host Northbridge High
by the score of 28-6. Both the offensive and defensive
units stood out in this contest and Southbridge players and
fans alike looked forward to the home opener against Clinton
the following week.
The season officially opened one week later as our gridders
hosted an always strong Clinton Gaels team. Southbridge's
famed defensive unit, dubbed the "Big D", proved that defense
would again play a key role in our season's success. The
defensive unit, led by middle linebacker and co-captain Mike
Garcia, co-captain John Roy, Henry Dubreuil, Mike Benjamin,
Marty Power, Marcel Besse and Phil Lanctot held the Gaels at
bay while the offense triggered by quarterback Dario Ciovacco
scored 22 points.
The following week Southbridge hosted the potent Gardner Wi
cats. Prior to the season, Coach Marino had expressed high regai
for this perrenial "Class A" powerhouse. He proved to be prophe
as the Wildcats gave the Pioneers One of its toughest games of t
year. Southbridge prevailed, however, by the score of 12-7.
Our first away game was against Auburn High School) "Class
champs the previous season, but patsies this year as we co.mpfet
demolished the Dandies 42-6. Notable in this game were Mike C
cia's four touchdowns and the always stingy Pioneer defense.
Hopefully, night games are a thing of the past. On a cold Friday r\\{
in Hudson we fell to the Hawks by a score of 6-0. Our offense sp
tered as Hudson played inspired football. Our vaunted defer
played well enough allowing but one touchdown, but that's all Hi
son needed to win. Making matters worse, two of our key playt
Mike Garcia and Marty Power were injured. Marty would sub:
quently miss one, and Mike the next three games, a serious blow
our earlier undefeated hopes. On the positive side, Dave Caoue
regained his eligibility status at about this time. His running tale
would sorely be needed now that Mike Garcia was out of the lineuj
1st ROW: H. Dubreuil, M. Benjamin, M. Besse, Captains J. Roy,
M. Garcia, and R. Maramo, L. Jewell, R. Brian, J. Lefebvre, P. Lane-
tot. 2nd ROW: Head Coach D. Marino, M. Power, G. Mathieu, J.
Petrelli, M. Lomme, D. Ciovacco, R. Thompson, G. Corriveau, R.
Turcotte. 3rd ROW: J. DiGregorio, M. Carron, K. Leblanc, J. Jal-
bert, J. Earls, J. Ciprari, J. Learned, J. Ohop, P. Dargie. 4th ROW:
D. lafleche, D. Grenke, R. Hughes, S. Curboy, C. Culliton, D.
DiGregorio, N. Tiberii. 5th ROW: Assistant Coaches W. Welch,
Giroux, and Santilli, R. Kimball, P. Burzycki, R. Trahan, S. Austin.
6th ROW: G. Langlois and Captain D. Caouette.
Dreams of an undefeated season gone, Southbridge now
concentrated on the Central Massachusetts "Class B"
Crown. Our chief opponents for the distinction seemed
to be the eventual winner, Shrewsbury High School.
Another loss would be disastrous, and unfortunately
that occured in our next game. Sadly depleted by
injuries suffered the previous week, the Pioneers fell
to the Atho! High Red Raiders in a hard fought contest
Our last four games of the season proved to be carbon-
copies of one another. In each of the last four games,
the Pioneers staged second-half comebacks that were un-
believable! Trailing Tantasqua 6-2, Southbridge scored
four last period T.D.'s to win 30-6. Running back
Dave Caouette, in a brilliant display, scored three of
the touchdowns, Guy Mathieu the other. The following
week, defensive linebacker Henry Dubreuil took to the
offense and scored a late touchdown to help defeat
St. John's 15-14. Against Wachusett Regional, the
Pioneers scored 21 of its game-winning 23 points in the
last period to defeat the Mountaineers 23-6. Finally,
on Thanksgiving Day, Bob Maramo caught the winning
touchdown pass against the Indians with but 20 seconds
remaining on the clock. Final Score: Southbridge 6-
Bartlett 0. The last four games were truly an amazing
windup to a fine 7 and 2 season.
Though the Pioneers narrowly missed the "Class B" champic
ship, they did win the Border Conference Title. Two of c
gridders, middle linebacker Mike Garcia and quarterback D,
io Ciovacco made the Worcester Telegram and Gazette Sup
All-Star Team. Halfback Dave Caouette made the "Class B" A
Star Team and two-way lineman Dave Benjamin received Ho
orable Mention.
Coach Marino was named the Border Conference "Coach
the Year", and Mike Benjamin given the "Lineman of the Yea
award. Other Pioneers on the Conference All-Star Team wer
Seniors Mike Garcia, John Roy, Marcel Besse, Mike Benjam
Bob Maramo, Henry Dubreuil, Marty Power, and Da
Caouette; Junior Dario Ciovacco and Sophomore Ken
Leblanc.
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1st ROW: J. MoFgan, R. Cournoyer, W. Petro, J. Marino, A. Zikos,
J. Tiberii, A. Tsongalis, D. Vassolarides, F. Bousquet, D. Albani,
Manager J. Daniels. 2nd ROW: Head Coach W. Gosk, D. Ashe, E.
Peters, B. Galli, D. Lacasse, B. Dupuis, S. Kadziewicz, J. Prokos, J.
Chasse, S. Varin, K. Divris, G. Mongeon, C. Desrosier, R. Lees, C.
Livernois, Assistant Coach T. Comer.
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SOUTHBRIDGE 2 — SUTTON 1 ! Southbridge High School's first
victory ever in its short history of varsity soccer compe-
tition came in but the third game of the 72 season. The
following game, the Pioneers tied the always powerful Bartlett
High Indians, 1-1. This was but the second full year of
soccer for most of the players under Head Coach Gosk, and at
times mastering the European sport proved frustrating. But
it was obvious the boys were progressing. Their teamwork
and passing improved and they played a much more aggressive
hitting game.
The addition of transfer Rich Lees to the offensive line
with Russ Cournoyer and Dave Albani, all Juniors, and Sophomores
Jimmy Marino and Billy Petro improved that facet of the Pioneer's
game. Leading the team's hard-working defensive specialists was
the only Senior starter Co-Captain Brian Dupuis, plus Juniors
Scott Varin, Bruce Galli, David Lacasse, David Ashe,
and Jeff Chasse. Goalie Eliot Peters, also a Junior, proved more
than adequate all season long. The only other Senior on the squad
was Co-Captain Stan Kadziewicz.
Considering how far the team has come in two short seasons, and
the enthusiasm of the many underclassmen on the squad, the future
looks bright for S.H.S. soccer.
Basketball
1972-73
SHS OPPONENT |
40 Shrewsbury
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44 St. Peter's
70
76 Northbridge
60
37 Gardner
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56 Prouty
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50 Athol
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60 BARTLETT
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69 Tantasqua
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75 Auburn
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62 Prouty
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58 Leominster
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55 Bartlett
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62 Tantasqua
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54 Athol
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50 Marianhill
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46 Auburn
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59 Oxford
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58 Gardner
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47 Algonquin
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Most people thought the 72-73 season
would be spent rebuilding Pioneer basket-
ball fortunes. That seemed to be accurate
thinking considering only super-center Vir
nie Hoffman was back from the previous
season and the team would be heavily load
ed with inexperienced former Junior Varsil
players. After the first four games (3 Losses
and 1 Win), it looked like it was going to be
long basketball season; But then Vinnie am
his yOung teammates began to make belie\
ers out of their fans and won five games in
row. Included in that string was a brilliant
60-56 win over arch-rival Bartlett, fashionei
in Webster, a feat few remembered had
occured in many-a-year.
NEELING: J. Chasse, S. Butler, E. Peters, F. Bousquet, D. Albani, and M. Power. STANDING: Man-
ger J. Daniel, S. Varin, N. Peterson, D. Lacasse, V. Hoffman, B. Galli, D. Ashe, and Coach W. Gosk.
At mid-season the team stalled slightly losing to Prouty in Spen-
cer, defeating Leominster, and then losing the rematch with Bar-
tlett at home. This was followed by six consecutive victories in-
cluding a thirty point win over Tantasqua, 50-42 conquest of
cross-town rival Marianhill, and a 58-53 overtime thriller over
Gardner reversing an earlier loss to the Wildcats.
After their first eighteen games, the Pioneers had a respectable 13
and 5 record, qualifying them for District III Championship play at
the end of the season. They were also selected to enter the Clark
University Tournament (Small Schools Division). In Border Con-
ference action, they were 6 and 2 overall finishing second to the
Bartlett Indians. Not bad for a rebuilding season !
unior Varsity
J.V.'S
OPP.
Shrewsbury
45
St. Peter's
49
Northbridge
38
Gardner
49
Prouty
41
Athol
34
Bartlett
47
Tantasqua
26
Auburn
36
Prouty
37
Leominster
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BARTLETT
38
Tantasqua
25
Athol
53
Marianhill
43
Auburn
34
Oxford
33
Gardner
62
Algonquin
51
Leominster
48
NEEUNC: S. Negep, D. Lafleche, K. LeBlanc, P. LaCoste, M. Carron, J. Power, and S. Curboy.
TANDINC: P. Molina, J. Cray, M. Aucoin, S. Pontbriand, G. Tsoules, R. Garron, and Coach R.
iiovanello.
'
Memorable during the season were the accomplishments of
Senior Captain Vinnie Hoffman. Vinnie averaged 20 points and
well over 20 rebounds per game as well as innumerable blocked
shots. His mere presence in the Pioneer lineup intimidated team
after team. He also wound up his SHS scoring career with well-
over 1,000 points, joining only '65 Alumnus Paul Mani in that ex-
clusive club.
The only other Seniors on the squad were Neil Peterson and Mar-
ty Power. Underclassmen contributing heavily to Pioneer success
were Juniors Scott Butler, David Lacasse and Scott Varin, starters
most of the season. Other important cogs during the season were
Juniors Eliot Peters, Jay Digregorio, Fran Bousquet, David Ashe,
Bruce Galli, and David Albani. The above Juniors and a surprising-
ly strong and scrappy group of J.V. players promises much for fu-
ture Pioneer basketball.
1st ROW: R. Taylor, R. Kimball, S. Negep, P. Molina, D. Lafleche, and A. Tsongalis.
2nd ROW: S. Austin, J. Schuck, P. DiGregorio, D. Pelletier, and J. Ayers.
Girls'
Basketball
The Pioneerettes won some big games this season cul-
minating with their best record in SHS history, 13-2.
Through teamwork, determination and encouragement
from coach Eleanor Tremblay, the girls defeated such
teams as Prouty, Douglas and Oxford, the team that
knocked the Pioneerettes out of the opening round of
last year's Girls' Tournament.
Jackie St. Laurent proved to be the team's offensive
sparkplug by finishing the regular season with 204
points, while rookie Sue Peters finished a close second
with 197. Defensively, co-captain Chris Favre controlled
the boards pulling down a total of 227 rebounds, surely
a school record.
Co-Captain Donna Sarrasin, Cecile Nault, and Lisa Cor-
bitt added both offensively and defensively, and the
team wouldn't have been the same without Marilyn
Smith, Debra Tremblay and Cathy Choquet. With a rec-
ord of 13-2, the girls qualified to play in the 3rd Annual
Girl's' Tourney against St. Mary's of Milford.
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VARSITY SCORES
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SHS
OPPONENT
40
Marianhili
36
42
Quaboag
27
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Oxford
45
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Bay Path
11
41
Prouty
46
47
BARTLETT
23
35
50
Auburn
Tantasqua
30
29
50
Prouty
37
SB
Sutton
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5
48
BARTLETT
2
4
43
Douglas
4
56
Marianhili
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56
Auburn
38
53
Tantasqua
46
Season: 13-2
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What are your feelings about a 13 and 2
season ?
Jackie, "The coach and the team were
great to work with!"
Sue, "What a way to start off my fresh-
man year!"
Smitty, "I'm really proud of our record
because everyone worked together to
get it!"
Ceece, "It's been a great year!"
Debbie, "The kids were great to be
with! Scoring my first two points was
exciting!"
Donna, "We've got something to
be proud of, with a 13-2 record. Right-
on!"
Cathy, "It was great, I'm just glad I was
a part of it all!"
Lisa, "It was a great year during and
after the games!"
Chris, "F-A-N-T-A-S-T-l-C! ! !"
Coach Tremblay, "I'm very happy that
our team, through constant dedication
and enthusiasm, was rewarded with
success. We can credit our co-captains,
Chris and Donna, for much of the
team's success."
KNEELING: C. Nault, D. Sarrasin, C. Favre, and M. Smith. STANDING: Coach E. Tremblay, J. St. Laurent, L.
Corbitt, S. Peters, C. Choquet, and D. Tremblay.
J. St. Laurent, C. Cessolini, C. Grant, D. Ouellette, V. Simonelli, Coach J. O'Brien, C. Caouette, P.
Chasse, M. Greene, and G. Leblanc.
The Girls J.V. team had a successful sea-
son under the direction of SHS alumna
Janet O'Brien. Co-captains Janice St.
Laurent and Meg Greene led the girls
to a satisfying 9-5 record. Cheryl
Caouette, Debra Ouellette and Janice
St. Laurent received an added honor
when they were moved up to the Var-
sity for the 3rd Annual Southbridge
Girls Invitational Tournament.
Junio
Varsity
Marianhill
Oxford
Bay Path
Prouty
BARTLETT
Auburn
Tantasqua
Prouty
Sutton
BARTLETT
Douglas
Marianhill
Auburn
Tantasqua
Season: 9-5
Though wins were scarce for
the 1972 edition of the Pi-
oneer baseball team, the
abundance of good young
ball players on both the Var-
sity and junior Varsity nines
augurs well for the 1973
season.
Varsity Baseball 1972
KNEELING: M. Besse, J. Lefebvre, W. Learned, B. Tokarz, M. Garcia, and K. LeBlanc. STANDING:
Head Coach A. Santilli, D. Lacasse, M. Hernandez, J. Lomme, C. Langlois, V. Ortez and Assistant
Coach D. Ferron.
Junior Varsity 1972
KNEELING: S. Butler, R. Cournoyer, B. lozzo, M. Marcucci, T. Allard, and W Petro STANDINi
Coach J. Kane, S. Tenczar, J. Earls, K. Lee, F. Bousquet, E. Peters, and G. Knight.
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I have no complaints.
I play to win
even when I know
the battle's hopeless.
Rod McKuen
1st ROW: N. Tiberii, J. Roy, L. Jewell, L. Carpentier, R. Christman, N. Peterson, and R. Brian. 2nd
ROW: B. Tetreault, J. Prokos, R. Livernois, K. Jewell, J. Petrelli, and S. Jewell. 3rd ROW: M. Four-
nier, J. Gray, J. Power, R. Hughes, and D. DiGregorio.
Cross Country 1972
KNEELING: B. Meredith, L. Vairo, M. Richard, M. Beaupre, S. Richard, G. DuPaul, and C. Ciovacco.
STANDING: Coach Leduc, R. Christman, N. Peterson, C. Tsoules, W. Gajewski, P. LaCoste, and J.
Power.
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With 15 wins, only 6 losses
and 1 tie, the Pioneer har-
riers compiled the finest
record ever in the history of
S.H.S. cross country. The fol-
lowing record attests to that
great season:
SHS
OPPONENT
20
BARTLETT 43
15
Tantasqua 49
28
Westboro 28
15
Marianhill 46
34
Shrewsbury 23
SHS
OPPONENT
16
37
Montachusetts 46
Gardner 20
26
Algonquin 30
22
W. Boylston 33
29
Auburn 26
19
Sutton 39
15
St. Peter's 48
18
Bay Path 42
26
Oxford 29
15
Prouty 48
37
Stjohn's 20
17
N. Brookfield 41
30
Bacon Academy 25
21
Woodstock 40
20
BARRETT 43
19
Quaboag 36
20
Pomfret Acad. 47
Season: W(15) T(1) L(6)
Softball 1972
1st ROW: J. Champeau, J. O'Brien, J. St. Laurent, J. Remian, and B. Wood. 2nd ROW: L. Corbitt, A. Gauthier,
D. Tremblay, D. Chausse, and S. Ford. 3rd ROW: Coach Leduc, S. Ford, P. Collette, and C. Nault.
Traditionally the S.H.S. Softball Team has been a powerhouse, and tradition
wasn't broken during the 72 season as our girls rolled to 12 wins and but 1
loss during the regular season. The following scores are indicative of their
outstanding season: S.H.S. defeated Sutton 7-1, BARTLETT 17-7, Tantasqua
27-9, and Marianhill 22-8 before losing to Marian 21-15. S.H.S. then defeat-
ed Prouty 10-3, Douglas 19-12, Prouty 18-5, Quaboag 10-9, and Auburn 12-5.
In post-season tournament play our gals defeated Auburn 13-8 and lost to
tourney winner Oxford 15-1. Final season record: 13 Wins and but 2 Losses.
Golf 1972
The 1972 edition of the SHS Golf Team posted its fin-
est season ever capturing the Border Conference
Championship with a 7-1 log and boasted an overall
13-1 record. In post-season play, the team won the
District III Central Massachusetts Team Golf Cham-
pionship played at the Indian Meadows Country
Club in Westboro. The team's 309 total was six
strokes better than runnerup West Boylston. The
Pioneer's leading golfer Rob Caprera captured low
medalist honors with a 3 over par 73, quite an ac-
complishment on the rain-soaked course. Paul Ko-
prowski added a 75, Paul LaCoste stroked a 78 and
Jim Ziemski hit an 83.
The District Championship qualified the team for
the State Schoolboy Golf Championship at Pocasset.
Of nine teams competing, the Pioneers finished a
respectable third behind winner Barnstable High
School and runnerup Chicopee High School. Rob
Caprera again led the team firing a 2 over par 74,
Paul Quigley fired an 80, Paul Koprowski an 82 and
Freshman Paul LaCoste an 87.
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Auburn
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Bartlett
1
Tantasqua
Prouty
4
Grafton
1
Leicester
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2Vi
Gardner
3
Northbridge
V/2
Marlboro
2
Tantasqua
Auburn
4
Prouty
6
KNEELING: J. Ziemski, R. Caprera, P. LaCoste, M. Carron, S. Simonelli. STANDING: Coach D. Bernard, N. Cooper, G. Hebert, G.
Tsoules, E. Tsoules, , P. Quigley, P. Koprowski . -
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R. ROBBINS & CO.
"The family store since 1910"
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236 Mechanic Street
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764-4325
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BERMERTOOL & DIE,
INC.
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Masonry, Dry Wall, Plastering
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570 South Street
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Tel. 764-8814
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COSTA'S AUTO BODY
58GoddardSt.
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REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE
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222 Main Street
764-4391
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A. M. KOURI COMPANY
Men and Women Fashions
Southbridge and Webster, Mass.
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858 MAIN STREET
SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS.
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764-4359
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Corp.
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from
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13 Central Street
Southbridge, Mass.
764-4912
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104 Mechanic Street
Southbridge, Mass.
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33 Crystal Street
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393 E. Main Street
Southbridge, Mass.
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146 Ashland Ave.
Southbridge, Mass.
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765-5119
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Elm Street
Southbridge, Mass.
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Dudley, Massachusetts
Degree Programs Offered:
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Administration
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Administration
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Southbridge, Mass.
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54 Eastford Road
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306 MAIN ST.
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296 Main Street
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"Buy with confidence from
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Mill Street
Southbridge, Mass.
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2 Bowlen Ave.
Southbridge, Mass.
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We wish you the best of luck in years to come! We, the Morin Studios of
Southbridge and Webster, are proud of the part we have had in helping to
make your yearbook a permanent reminder of your school years, one of the
happiest and most exciting times of your life!! We hope that just as you have
chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Morin Stu-
dios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous
days to come!! When you chose Morin Studios, you are sure of the finest
craftsmanship at moderate prices! We wish to extend our most sincere grati-
tude to all the members of the Class of 1973!
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Dr. N.J. Pickarski
Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Roy
Brother Jonahtan's Country Store
Dr. & Mrs. James C. Ling
Richard F. Lefebvre, D.M.D.
C&SOutlet, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Fearing
Rogart Builders & Realty, Inc.
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Town & Country Flower Shoppe
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Mr. & Mrs. Rosario Labonte
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Tot-To-Teen Shop, Inc.
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1973 MILESTONE STAFF
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Nancy Freeland
MANAGING EDITOR
Kathy Winters
LAYOUT EDITOR
Chris Favre
COPY EDITOR
Sue Puracchio
BUSINESS MANAGERS
Anne Marie Hufault, Antoinette Levesque
PHOTOGRAPHERS
James Santo, Mark Starr
COVER
Mary Fournier
SPECIAL ASSISTANTS
Diane DeRouin, Jan Desrosier,
Diana Righi, Lora Lamberton, Rita Vetter
ADVISORS
Mr. James McCurry, business
Mr. Roland Varin, editorial
A special thank you to the
following people: Mr.
Robert Morin, our pho-
tographer; Mr. Don Len-
dry, American Yearbook
Company representative;
Miss Sylvia Lenti, Mr.
Robert Swift, and Mr.
Stephen Jones, Evening
News; Mr. Joe Capillo
and Mr. Michael Castag-
naro, Telegram and
Gazette.
Milestone 73 . . . Room 112 . . I need a pass ... I can't
let you see . . . Summer meetings at school . . . Where's
the ladder diagram? . . . We need more pictures! . . .
Rush please ... No Big "E" seal this time . . . Proofs . . .
Look at how clear that picture is! . . . Are you sure you
can do layouts? . . . Check-plus . . . Coke on Nancy's
wall . . Superlatives . . . 4-6925 . . Does it really mat-
ter if . . . Mr. Varin's mastered typing? . . . What do you
mean boys with girls' names? . . . Let's move it up . . .
You must have done something right . . . Hurry and get
a picture of that! . . Hey, we need a meeting this week
... 7 days overdue . . . I'll do it . . . Now what do you
want on those first 8 pages? . . Unidentified group pic-
ture . . . What do you think of it? . . . Hello, Mr.
Lendry? . . Members, Memories, and Memorabilia
. . . Well, you see, they're at home . . One last check
. . . Three lemon coolers please . . . Chicago . . . Rod
McKuen . . Early morning vacation meetings . . .
Where's Mr. Morin now? . . . Chocolate cake with ic-
ing . . How's the sports editor doing? . . . Definitely
Thursday . . . Well, maybe by Monday ... 5 David
Prouty players! ... He looks like he just got out of bed
. . . R.V.'s Tokyo Rose . Doing rush copy after the
party . . The Schine Inn breakfast . . Mr. Varin's busy
signal!!!
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